Johnson v. Bell
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
"WiNBORNE, J.
Did the trial court err in overruling motions of defendant, aptly made, for judgment as in case of nonsuit? In the light of the provisions of G.S. 20-158 applied to the allegations of the complaint, and the evidence offered by plaintiff which tends to show that Clark Avenue is a through or dominant street, and 'Woodburn Road is subservient thereto, it would seem that the case was one for the jury. See Anderson v. Office Supplies, ante, 142.
The statute, G.S. 20-158, prescribes that (a) The State Highway and Public Works Commission, with reference to State highways, and local…
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